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SSgt Holston was one of the most influential people I ever met on the duty and yet he never said much. Holston had a great attitude and grinded daily. His lack of care made it easy to love him but at the same time he cared for the things that mattered. Lets make today worth it. Shit happens move on.
Benny and Mike talk about his transition from Marine Corps to the Army National Guard. Mike currently is a photographer for the Army. We talk about the differences between both branches. Great discussion about Veterans, Suicide, and alcoholism.
The purpose of this episode is to educate the Marine Recruiter and the reserve Marine. Benny and Pamela aim to educate those on Recruiting Duty and the Marine within the Reserve Program. We talk about Pam's time in the Marine Corps and her career. They speak of leadership and mental toughness as well. Life lessons from 20 years of service.
Benny received a call from a Recruiter on the street. Someone he's never met saying bro I quit. This is something you hear a lot on Recruiting. For some reason it is welcomed here. We have allowed it into the culture. Why? It has never been okay before. We have never allowed failure or welcomed defeat. On Recruiting we say it " Bro just quit" "Go tell SgtMaj you Quit"
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